Balboa High School - Zonian Yearbook (Balboa, Canal Zone Panama)

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'l 1 -sr ,gy lt' .,'A it ' f 'E fl? - -2 ik 1 1. FRONT ROW: L. Baglien: A. Spinelli: C. Avies: L. Prince: D. Warren: A. Winquist: M. Wiese: J. House: R. Hoenke. SECOND ROW: K. Kerr: L. Saunders: C. Bryson: L. Johnson: V. Flumach: S. Roth: R. Prevost: S. Lessiack: P. Zelnick. THIRD ROW: S. Oczkowicz: B. Parker: J. Brady: L. Fontaine: T. Sizemore: M. Osborne: G. Linfors: B. Daubin: D. Wilson: Mr. Small, Sponsor. 1' , FRONT ROW: P. Earl: M. Rodriguez: G. Vaucher, Vice-President: l. Johnson, Secretary: J. Spinelli. SECOND ROW: M. Thompson: S. Bowman: T. Torres: B. Jenkins: O. Stone: Mrs. Kohan, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: S. South: H. Waldron: K. Warren: B. Anderson: C. Wallace: B. Salonick: P. Chandler: J. Sartan. FOURTH ROW: I. Hertz: M. Edberg: L. Meyer: C. Collins: S. Parker: L. Naar: P. Meyer: K. Rob- bins. M lpha Theta and Math Club The Mu Alpha Theta and Math Club is composed ot two integrated parts. The first, the Math Club, uses many projects and reports to help its members in un- derstanding the many different facets of mathematics. These reports may range from Pythogoras to Einstein, from magic squares to polygons. The second part, Mu Alpha Theta, is a national honor society for young people who are outstanding in the field of mathematics. The requirements for enter- ing this society are that the student must have a B average in Mathematics courses, and have taken at least Algebra l and geometry. The new members to be inducted into the society are usually selected from the members of the Math Club.

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s we . , as lllq A at Q -is N t, 51 'gi is c a r I. ., k,,. t. V':.,- - 5 'fgilp-w 2' si -' c F as t sts it ' Q xwgi, Q? . ,pf FIRST ROW: Roseanna McArthur, Patty Jones, Carol Muse, V. Pres, Susie Skau, Sec., Idette Johnson, Pres., Cora Herrera, Treas., Helen Thomp song Carol Weinstock. SECOND ROW: Judy Vosburghp Sharon Lane, Antoinette Malene, Betty Salonickg Fernando Motenoso, Ellem Plata. THIRD ROW: Lester Mallory, Gerardo Quiros, Inis Hertz, Eloy Alfaro, Robert Vosburgh. French Club The French Club is designed to give those students studying French an opportunity to become familiar with the history, culture, and language of France outside the classroom. The monthly meetings include many varied activities. Members report on interesting historical events of France, customs in France, or any other facts to broaden the students' knowledge of the French way of life. At other meetings, members present skits, play French games, sing French songs or listen to music, study literature, or watch films concerning France. After each meeting, a typical French dessert is served, such as eclairs or bouche de novel fYule logl. Edwina Bittel

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if 'Eff as iw . FRONT ROW: F. Gouldingg C. Priceg M. Millerg S. Trimg D. Barnesp S. Holcraft. SECOND ROW: D. Justinianoy G. Testerf H. Metheny P Albritton M. Olayvarg K. Dolan. THIRD ROW: D. Vargasg H. Stewartg C. Priceg C. Schaferg D. Hindmany M. Simpsong C. Henderson. ecretarial Club Way up on the third floor ofthe college building, you will find some hard working students in the Secre- tarial Lab busily typing various papers for the teachers. Not only does the Secretarial Club sponsor this worth- while proiect, they also collect candy for one of the orphanages at Christmas. Guest speakers are invited to their meetings and they have gone up to the Admin- istration Building for a tour. Delores Barnes and Sue Trim hard at work.